The day started like any other: The sun rose, it founds its way across the sky, and it invariably sank into the horizon; but, something in the way the wind blew, made it a day set apart.
They had known one another for a long time. He was a successful businessman, who's business it was to make other people money. She was a teacher. They hadn't spoken in almost a year; but, as with two souls whose very beings were intertwined, time mattered not.
He was attending a meeting in her home town. She was at a wedding, and the reception was at his hotel. Neither of them knew that the other was there. Both of them had thought of one another often in the past year.
He was coming back to the hotel from his meeting. His jacket was off, and he had just loosened his tie when he saw a beautiful woman. She was dressed in a fuchsia sundress, with a white cover. She had on white stockings and had a fine, full figure. Something about her was familiar though.
At first, he couldn't believe his eyes: "was it her?" When she felt that someone was watching her, and turned to see that it was him, she stopped cold. Looked around, and then slowly walked to him. Hugged him closely, and simply said: "I've missed you."
They looked into one another's eyes, and the words seemed to stop. They both looked around, and then hand in hand, they went to the elevator.
On the way up to his room, all they could do was smile at one another. The looks in their eyes spoke volumes. Nothing had changed: Only the setting and the circumstances. Nothing else.
When they got to his room. They kissed. It was a kiss full of meaning. Longing. Passion. Desire and sorrow. It had been too long for both of them.